Shocking moment Fox News contributor Camryn Kinsey collapses on air leaving anchor stunned
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FOX News contributor Camryn Kinsey sparked concern among viewers after collapsing live on-air.
The political commentator was talking about ideologies before she suddenly fainted.
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Fox News contributor Camryn Kinsey collapsed on air
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She fell sideways after stumbling over her words
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Kinsey was struggling to speak before she suddenly stopped and fell sideways.
'Oh my goodness,' anchor Jonathan Hunt said.
'We're going to get some help for Camryn.'
Hunt then looked toward Kinsey and tried to continue with the segment with fellow guest Lydia Moynihan.
Then, he changed course and said he was going to cut to a commercial break.
It's not known what caused Kinsey to faint.
Hunt later told viewers that the commentator was 'alright' and being treated to by paramedics.
Kinsey has not addressed the health scare on social media.
But, the incident sparked concern among Fox News viewers.
'Prayers for Camryn. I hope she is ok,' one concerned viewer said.
'Sending prayers. Hoping she makes a swift and full recovery,' another said.
Moynihan, a New York Post financial correspondent who was part of the segment with Kinsey, also sent well-wishes.
'It was frightening,' she wrote on X.
'I join my colleagues in praying for her and a speedy recovery.'
The U.S. Sun has approached Fox News for comment.
'FRIGHTENING' ORDEAL
Kinsey, a former Trump White House official, was active on social media in the hours leading up to her appearance on Fox News.
She re-posted a picture shared on The Conservateur Instagram account that showed red, white and blue smoke emerging from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel.
The mock-up picture was a nod to Cardinals electing the first American Pope, Robert Prevost.
Prevost has taken the name Leo XIV.
Trump and JD Vance have both congratulated Prevost on his election.
Kinsey served in Trump's White House between August 2020 and January 2021 as an external relations director when she was 20.
In an interview with The Conservateur, she described the experience as surreal.
"In all seriousness, the grit and determination of this team is contagious, and the work ethic is inspiring," she told the outlet at the time.
"This Administration is one of the most productive Administrations in American history, and I am a witness to it.
"Only in Trump's America could I go from working in a gym to working in the White House, because that's the American dream."
Kinsey was also a White House correspondent and reporter for the One America News Network.
And she is the founder of the Florida-based Titan Media Strategies.
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Fox anchor Jonathan Hunt looked stunned
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The show panned to a commercial break
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